Features are a central concept in linguistic analysis. They are the basic building blocks of
linguistic units, such as words. For many linguists they offer the most revealing way to …

Grammatical agreement means that features associated with one linguistic unit (for example
number or gender) become associated with another unit and then possibly overtly …

The focus of this dissertation is the syntax and morphology of case, and how case interacts
with A-movement and agreement. In chapter 1, I argue on the basis of novel data from …

This paper addresses the interaction between morphology and syntax in cases where the
morphological realization of a structure appears to determine its grammaticality. The …

In this paper, I argue that declension classes are not primitives (see Aronoff; Alexiadou;
Kramer; ia), but are decomposed into simpler features, one of which is gender (Harris; …

The term 'constraint-based lexicalism'(henceforth CBL) was coined in the mid 1990s to
denote a set of linguistic theories sharing two main design properties: 1 Strong lexicalism …

TheGermandefinitearticleparadigm, whichisnotoriousforitscasesyncretism,
iswidelyconsidered to be the accidental by-product of diachronic changes. This paper …

It is often claimed that conjuncts in coordinate structures must be alike in various ways, in
particular, that they should have the same syntactic category and the same grammatical …

This paper presents a unified theory of resumptive pronouns, based on the Resource
Management Theory of Resumption. It identifies a common basis for puzzlingly different …

The aim of this paper is to reexamine the rich repertoire of grammatical functions assumed in
LFG and provide novel arguments for the claim, voiced earlier for example in Alsina et al …